Support
There are many ways to support our work and help us build a secure, sustainable, and inclusive food system that benefits everyone in Lane County. Find one that’s right for you. Thank you!
Donate
Your generosity impacts the health and prosperity of your Lane County neighbors–farmers, families, and small business owners.
By making a tax-deductible donation, you help provide the financial support that is essential to our ongoing work. Your contributions help us to:
- Connect the many sectors of our local food system–farmers, consumers, processors, distributors, restaurants, and merchants
- Educate consumers about the social, economic, and environmental impacts of our food choices
- Expand access to farm fresh foods for low-income families and other community members
Ways to contribute:
- Online through PayPal. Please consider making a recurring or monthly donation
- By check payable to Willamette Farm and Food Coalition, PO Box 41672, Eugene, OR 97404
- By credit card or a gift of stock by contacting the WFFC office at (541) 341-1216
Willamette Farm and Food Coalition is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Donations are tax deductible to the full extent allowed by law.
Thank you!
David Minor Memorial Fund
David Matthew Minor
February 23, 1981 – June 2, 2008
David Minor was a passionate activist for social and environmental justice and a strong proponent of sustainability. He died on June 2, 2008 at the age of 27 in a bicycle-car collision at the corner of Willamette & 13th.
David grew up in Eugene and graduated from the University of Oregon with degrees in environmental studies and sociology. He worked as the manager at Jo Federigo’s restaurant, a place where he could facilitate people gathering to enjoy local food and good music. He played drums in a high school band and loved all kinds of music. He also enjoyed skiing, surfing, camping, gardening, and being around his family and many friends.
David encouraged others to think about how their actions impacted the natural environment and those who are poor and oppressed, and he lived his life to reflect those values.
Willamette Farm and Food Coalition is honored to help sustain David’s memory–and his passions for growing food, supporting local farms, and promoting social justice. The David Minor Memorial Fund is being used to help strengthen projects and programs that increase access to healthy, locally grown foods for low-income families in Lane County.
To date, $25,550 has been raised in David’s memory and has supported our farmers market coupons and our Double Up Food Bucks and Fresh Food Rescue programs. In addition, these funds have supported numerous community projects: the Courthouse Garden Project, FOOD for Lane County’s Gardens Program, Huerto de la Familia, Victory Gardens for All, Healthy Corner Stores Initiative, That’s My Farmer Low Income Fund, and the 2011 UO Food Justice Conference.
Help us grow David’s organic legacy with a contribution to the David Minor Memorial Fund.
Volunteer
Volunteering with Willamette Farm and Food Coalition is a great way to contribute your time and talents to strengthening our local food system work and meet other folks who share your passion for our thriving farm and food culture.
Contact us to find out how.
Types of volunteer opportunities:
- Tasting tables: introduce others to delicious locally grown produce during farmers market tours or other community-based events
- Fundraising events: help promote our events or join a fundraising committee
- Partner events: provide event support at partner events, such as Lane County Farmers Market’s annual “Feast”
- Fill Your Pantry: help shoppers navigate our annual bulk buying event
- Office and admin: apply your organizational and people skills in our friendly office environment
- Leadership: our Board of Directors and Food Equity Community Advisory Committee provide the direction and oversight that are essential to our continued success
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